JPH0956735A - Method and tool for treating colic of horse - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To surely save the life of a horse and to treat its colic by forcedly remove urine, excreting poisonous substances accumulated internally, counteracting the poison and reinforcing the medicinal action for a cardiotonic and urinary promotion. SOLUTION: For example, a lukewarm water is injected into the penis 1 of a male horse in order to wash it well, remove slime and clean the inside of the penis 1. Then, a urethral catheter 8, with an olive oil or the like applied on it, is inserted from the urethra 7a to the bladder 9 through the urethral canal 2 so that the urine in the bladder is forcedly withdrawn through the urethral catheter 8. Thereby, metabolism is attained, preventing the poisoning and healing the colic. A Y-branch tube 13 is connected to the outer end of the catheter 8, a downward branch tube 13a is installed freely attachable and detachably with a urine bag 14, and an upward branch tube 13b with the connecting tube 16 of a container 15 for Ringer's fluid or the like is installed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a treatment method and a treatment tool for equine colic.

[0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Horse colic refers to severe abdominal pain, the symptoms of which are first scratching and complaining of pain, then striking the floor with the front paws to make a noise, and kicking the four-round floor to get mad and totally sanity. It is a troublesome illness that shows suffering that is unlikely to occur, and that causes mortality in a short period of time, and has long been said to be the first illness with a high mortality rate among all common illnesses. In veterinary medicine, horses often die from colic, but it is also a drawback of veterinary medicine that the cause of death has not been clarified. The death of the living body is paralysis,
There are only three points: suffocation or brain death. However, there is no description of the cause of colic death in neither the domestic animal medical book nor the animal pathology. It is generally thought that there is a cause that cannot prevent the death of horses while treating without thinking about it. The present inventor concludes that the conventional death of colic is poisoning death and immediate brain death. It was judged to be a poisoning death that synergistically caused by bacterial autointoxication due to extreme violence, turmoil, frenzy, metabolic disorder, turbulence and acid sickness (acididos).
In order to prevent it and rescue it, I thought that the urinary treatment that must be carried out should be carried out in the emergency medical care of the human doctor because it depends on the drug.

An object of the present invention is to excrete toxic substances accumulated in the body by forcibly urinating and detoxifying the urine to reinforce the medicinal action of cardiotonic diuretic, to reliably save lives, and to treat colic. It is to provide a treatment method and a treatment tool that can be performed.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The above-mentioned object is to insert a urinary catheter into the external urethral meatus of a horse with colic symptoms complaining of severe abdominal pain and to advance the tip thereof to the bladder to guide the urine in the bladder. Forced urination via the urine catheter
It can be achieved by promoting metabolism to prevent poisoning and cure. 2. The treatment of colic in a horse according to claim 1, wherein the purpose is to feed a liquid such as Ringer's solution, physiological saline or a sedative into the bladder via the urinary catheter to assist the infusion and cleanse the bladder. It can be achieved by law and treatment tools. The above-mentioned purpose is a Y-shape in which a urine bag is attached to the downward branch pipe and a connecting pipe for a container such as Ringer's solution is attached to the upward branch pipe at the outer end of a urinary catheter having a length from the external urethral meatus to the inside of the bladder. This can be achieved by detachably connecting the tubes.

[0005]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Details of a treatment method and a treatment tool of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an illustration of urinary urination in stallion, and FIG. 2 is an illustration of urinary diversion in mare.

A method for treating colic in a stallion (castration) will be described with reference to FIG. Urinary urination is performed using a urinary catheter for horses with urinary difficulty due to metabolic disorders such as colic, sunstroke, and laminitis. Prior to treatment, since the foreskin oil (commonly called calix) secreted from the foreskin gland is usually clogged in the scrotum 1 of the stallion, it is injected with lukewarm water to wash it well and the slime is removed to remove it. Clean the inside of 1. Then, first, the glans neck 3 at the tip of the penis 2 is caught, and the operator's left index finger 5 is inserted into the glans fossa 4 above it, and the thumb 6 and the other three fingers are brought together to hold the glans neck 3. The urinary catheter 8 can be easily inserted into the external urethral opening 7 of the penis 2 and can be sufficiently held for a long time. It is necessary to apply olive oil or edible oil to the urinary catheter 8 so that the penis 2 slides well in the urethra 7a. By doing so, the tip of the urinary catheter 8 can be easily inserted into the bladder 9 without any feeling of resistance. In this state, the urine in the bladder 9 is forcibly guided and urinated via the urinary catheter 8 to promote metabolism and prevent poisoning and cure. In the figure, 10 is the vas deferens, 11 is the testicle, and 12 is the scrotum. Explaining the configuration of the treatment tool A, the urine bag 14 is detachably attached to the downward branch pipe 13a and the connecting pipe 16 of the container 15 such as Ringer's solution is attachable to the upward branch pipe 13b at the outer end of the urinary catheter 8. The Y-shaped tube 13 attached to is detachably connected. The urine bag 14 receives urine therein and serves for weighing and testing, and the container 15 contains a liquid such as Ringer's solution, physiological saline or a sedative therein, and is passed through the urinary catheter 8. By supplying the fluid into the bladder 9, it is possible to assist infusion and perform bladder washing.

Next, a method for treating colic in mares will be described with reference to FIG. A vaginal speculum is used to lightly open the vagina of the mare, and the urinary catheter 8 is inserted into the urethra 18a through the external urethral opening 18 of the vaginal vestibule 17, and the tip of the catheter is guided into the bladder 19 to excrete urine. It aims at metabolism to prevent poisoning and cure it.

[0008]

According to the configuration of the present invention as described above,
The following effects can be obtained. (A) The urine in the bladder of a horse can be forcibly guided and urinated using a urinary catheter to promote metabolism, prevent poisoning, and cure colic. It is simple and effective. (B) By supplying a Ringer's solution or the like into the bladder and assisting the infusion to wash the bladder, the therapeutic effect on colic can be further enhanced.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the urination of an stallion.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the urination of a mare.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A therapeutic instrument 1 scrotum 2 penis 3 glans neck 4 superior glans fossa 5 left index finger 6 thumb 7 external urethral meatus 7a urethra 8 urinary catheter 9 bladder 10 vas deferens 11 testicle 12 scrotum 13 Y-tube 13a downward branch 13b upward Branch pipe 14 Urine bag 15 Container 16 Connection pipe 17 Vaginal vestibule 18 External urethral meatus 18a Urethra 19 Bladder

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A urinary catheter is inserted into the external urethral meatus of a horse with colic symptoms complaining of severe abdominal pain, and the tip thereof is advanced to the bladder, and urine in the bladder is forced through the urinary catheter. A method of treating colic in a horse, which comprises urinating and promoting metabolism to prevent poisoning and cure. 2. The equine colic according to claim 1, wherein a liquid such as Ringer's solution, physiological saline, or a sedative is fed into the bladder via the urinary catheter to assist the infusion and cleanse the bladder. Cures and tools. 3. A urinary catheter having a length extending from the external urethral meatus to the inside of the bladder is provided with a urine bag in the downward branch pipe and a connecting pipe for a container such as Ringer's solution in the upward branch pipe. A treatment tool for equine colic characterized by detachable connection of a character tube.